We've all got to make a stand at some point

[pne]

I just saw Amy stand unassisted and unsupported for about ten seconds.

Tomorrow, the world!

(And again, I'm surprised how closely her development seems to match Erika's, despite the age difference.)

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[entirelysonja.livejournal.com]

I think the "real" age difference between them isn't as much as it may seem from their birth dates -- wasn't Amy born a little early? Erika was born a week late.

But anyway, I always enjoy hearing about Amy's latest achievements! Got any new photos? :-)

[pne.livejournal.com]

wasn't Amy born a little early?

She was -- nearly a week. She was supposed to be born on 9/11 (American style) and came on the 6th of September.

Got any new photos? :-)

Yes and no... *looks shameful* I've got a bunch of pictures on the camera (some from my sisters' weddings this spring!) which I have to transfer to the PC and then upload.

I've been meaning to do it forever. When I get a round tuit. *drags feet*

[fledchen.livejournal.com]

It's good to know that she's feeling better!

[pne.livejournal.com]

Yes, she is! I'm still not counting all my chickens, though -- she seemed better on Saturday morning, but then ran a slight temperature in the evening again, and Stella stayed home from church with her this morning since she was still a bit cranky.

But I'm hopeful she'll be completely over it soon.

[pne.livejournal.com]

But Stella says that she does seem to be feeling better -- that this morning, she was playing with toys (something she had shown next to no interest in while her temperature was up) and the rash she had had on Saturday was also better.

So I'm crossing my fingers.

[fridoline.livejournal.com]

I, too, am glad to hear that Amy is feeling better.

It's interesting to read, that she starts standing unsupported just now. It supports the theory I read that an illness often precedes or leads to a step forward in a child's development.

"Overcoming weaknesses makes us stronger."

All the best for Amy and her parents.